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Try jetcoat.com or calicocoatings.com

We got in some new Fly stuff today and it seems really nice this year, I sell it all and have seen issues of some sort with every brand for different riders. So I'd say just pick the one you like the best and try it out because everyone is going to give you a different opinion!

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There's any easy solution to the tire issue, BUY MICHELIN'S! I wouldn't put a Dunlop on my son's STRIDER

Having a race this weekend Jan 14/15 for anyone who wants to come support an awesome track that caters to the riders!

Yes, we have a DynoJet 250i. We save all of the customers maps, a lot of times if they want to make changes it's because they've switched fuels or added mods. The dyno and room was 30k, that's why we have to charge every time haha. That and you have to install a street tire to get proper reading so...

We sell a ton of them for street bikes, they work awesome IF YOU GET YOUR BIKE DYNO TUNED! If not, you're throwing away money and losing power.

Really like the Castrol Actevo, it seems to hold up really well. Joe Gibbs has a oil that works very well too, just not as easy to grab it up.

We've always been big in drag racing, we started out re-valving and switching springs. After many years of constant changes we now always spend the extra money and out a JRI Shock on our bikes. The time saved, and ability to make quick easy adjustments for changing track conditions is WELL worth the money!

Star Cross, I wouldn't put a Dunlop on my wheel barrel!

Quality piston kids are very cheap, CP, Moose (CP haha), JE all make great stuff! Unless it's old and there are no other options we won't install anything else!

The FMF is the best bang for the buck IMO, unless you have an all out race build and need that little but more. In that case I'd get the Pro Circuit. For all those saying "stock", run a mile tomorrow and then run a mile with 10lbs strapped on your back. Come back to this thread and change your...

Depending on your budget, the new Pro Circuit Titanium pipes are awesome and no better way to gain power than saving weight! However, they're real close to $1000.00 retail.

If they were smart they'd come to NC! Nice central location on the East Coast, and tons of riders based here.